Anatomy of a Super Storm

A series of thunderstorms caused severe weather in the US, leading to flooding and tornadoes. The GOES 16 satellite provided high-resolution imagery, offering insights into the storm's formation. A stationary front and specific air mass conditions led to rapid thunderstorm development. Supercell thunderstorms, identified by overshooting tops, caused significant damage. The storm's slow movement was due to an unusual jet stream pattern. The new satellite data promises better future weather predictions.

What is meant by 'training' in the context of thunderstorms?

Explain the significance of the jet stream's behavior during the storm event.